Sentence examples for revived soon from inspiring English sources

A more recent Nader group, League of Fans, went dormant but will be revived soon, he said in a telephone interview.

Dr. Wiesel said it was unlikely that The Sciences, which had won seven National Magazine Awards, would be revived soon, calling its cancellation a fiscal decision.

He said the private mortgage business is unlikely to be revived soon, and even when it recovers private companies will probably not adequately address those segments of the market.

Fears of the much-dreaded 'birth dearth' were being revived: soon, very soon, world population would begin an inexorable decline with catastrophic implications for the global economy and the future of humankind.

Will the stock market revive soon or shrivel further?

And merchandise has piled up, encouraging companies to cancel orders if sales do not revive soon.

The Daily News, by far Zimbabwe's best newspaper until its presses were blown up in 2001, may revive soon.

But if business does not revive soon, Navistar may regret hedging against something -- dilution -- that would come only with prosperity.

In truth EU membership talks are stalled, and they are unlikely to revive soon, not least because Mr Erdogan has lost interest.

If growth in the euro zone does not revive soon, and even worse if deflation were to set in, the single currency would be in peril.

Dell Computer, Ford Motor and Gap all helped lead a broad-based decline on Friday, after each company weighed in with doubts that its profits would revive soon.